Open Lectures & Talks'Pages of Hackney invites you to a series of readings, discussions, debates, screenings, art exhibitions, performances and parties ... These events are well-attended so do rsvp ... to ensure your place.'

Open Lectures & TalksAnnual Lecture 'This lecture is free to all but admission will be by ticket only. Registration is requested so that participants can be sent the relevant lecture details (programme, directions to the venue, ticket for admission etc.)' The Lecture is usually held in the Autumn.

Open Lectures & Talks'Meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at Fort Nelson, 7.30 pm excluding August and December. Non members are welcome but as the Fort is a secure area please e-mail for entry details.'

Offer the Panizzi Lectures 'An annual lecture series, held in the British Library, focused around an aspect of historical bibliography or the history of the book, which combines scholarly content with an aim to advance public understanding of the subject.' Usually held in the Autumn.

Open Lectures & TalksWeekly lectures in term, early Tuesday evenings, including the annual Parkes Lecture. Usually: 'All are welcome. This event is free but it is advisable to reserve a place as seats are limited. To reserve a place email ...'

Open Lectures & Talks'We meet at 8.00 pm on the first Monday of the month ... Members and non-members are most welcome, all we ask is a £2 donation on the door - and for that you get free sandwiches at the interval too.'

Open Lectures & Talks'The Pears Institute runs a range of events through the year. We host conferences and symposia for scholars and hold lecture series and round-table discussions that are open to everyone. Our public events run October to June.'

Open Lectures & Talks'Meets monthly throughout the year in the Trinity Rooms, when a wide range of speakers talk on a variety of topics of local relevance. We also organise a summer excursion each year, as well as an annual dinner. Members are strongly encouraged to attend the monthly meetings as it is at these meetings that the core activities of the Society are discussed and actions decided. Entry to the monthly meetings is free to Penarth Society members. Non-members are asked to make a contribution of £1.'

Open Lectures & Talks'Programmed by leading experts and academics, the Peninsula Arts Lecture Series is scheduled throughout the University term time. This popular series provides an appreciative and growing audience with a rich exploration of literature, poetry, history and art history ... The series also fosters and develops partnerships with local groups such as The Historical Association and Plymouth Proprietary Library.'

Open Lectures & Talks'All indoor meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the Month ... All are welcome so why not come and join us. All talks are followed by a chat over a cup of tea or coffee and biscuits.'

'If you are thinking of visiting our Old Cornwall for the first time we will be pleased to welcome you and we have a friendly and warm society here in Pentewan which everyone seems to like. Old Cornwall is open to all who are interested in Cornwall, you do not have to be Cornish to be a member. Meetings are held ... on the third Monday of the month commencing at 7.30 pm.'

'According to where in West Cornwall you live, you have two organic gardening groups to choose from. Penwith Organic Gardeners and Growers (POGG) covers the Penzance area, while Helston, the Lizard Peninsula and Kerrier are served by HOGG, based in Helston ... Our friendly informal meetings are an ideal opportunity for exchanging tips, contacts and information. Summer meetings take the form of visits to gardens (members’ and others); speakers and topics of interest are arranged for the winter months (normally October to May). During the winter POGG meets at Marazion Community Centre on the last Tuesday in the month, and HOGG at Helston Community Centre on the preceding Thursday. Members of both groups are welcome at all meetings.' Alert Website not accessible at Review: replaced Link with one to a Facebook Page.

'The group meets on a monthly basis, with the exception of December and January. The meetings are held at 7.15 pm on a Wednesday evening.' Alert Website not accessible at Review; replaced Link with one to the British Fuchsia Society who still have the Society listed in their 'Affiliated Societies - Scotland'.

Open Lectures & Talks'... Over the decades the Society increased opportunities for members with more specific interests and there are now, within the Parent Body, four Sections - an Archaeological and Historical Section, a Botanical Section, an Ornithological Section and Perthshire Photographic Society ... Talks are held fortnightly on Fridays by the Parent Body and monthly on Wednesdays by the Sections from October to March they cover all aspects of natural history including new issues of conservation, global warming and land use and management.'

'During the winter months, in addition to the Society's fortnightly open meetings, the Botanical Section organizes six talks on different aspects of plant life or natural history. The evening meetings are very popular and we finish the evening over a cup of tea or coffee with a chance to chat to the speaker and other members.'

Open Lectures & Talks'In the lecture series, we try to provide a mix of professionals speaking about their special subject, and amateurs who have a particular interest or who have travelled and studied a foreign avian population.'

Open Lectures & Talks'Meet on the first Thursday of every month from September through to June ... Meetings normally start at 19.30 ... Everyone is welcome to come along ... Normally the September meeting is the society AGM and a number of the meetings after September we will have outside guest speakers visit the society. We also have a film show night and attempt observing evenings.'

Open Lectures & Talks'The Society ... meets ... on alternate Tuesdays during the Winter for lectures covering its wide interests: Local History and Archaeology; Conservation and Natural History; Literature and Fine Arts.'

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Open Lectures & Talks'Offering insights into the Orchestra and its performers and repertoire, Pre-concert Talks are available at many venues across the country, giving audiences the chance to meet conductors, soloists and Philharmonia Orchestra musicians, or to explore the music with expert speakers. Pre-Concert talks are free to attend, although in certain venues you may need a ticket for the main evening concert.'

'Philippa Pearce died in 2006, but respect and affection for her writing is as strong as ever. In her memory, a series of lectures is now underway, each intended to celebrate excellence in writing for children.'

Open Lectures & Talks'The club meets from 8 pm to 10 pm on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month from September to May ... Why not come along to one of our Monday meetings where you will find a friendly atmosphere in which to meet others who are keen to share with you their interest in photography.​'

Open Lectures & Talks'We meet every Tuesday from 8 pm to 10 pm ... from September through to June and enjoy a varied programme of speakers, competitions and workshops, culminating in the Annual Exhibition of members' work at the end of August. If you are unsure, why not come along as a visitor. There will always be a welcome.'

Open Lectures & TalksMeets 'on alternate Thursdays at 7.30 pm. Talks, workshops and lectures throughout the year are designed for both beginers and experienced photographers.We are delighted to welcome newcomers to our small friendly group'.

Open Lectures & TalksTalks organized by the Friends of the Pitt Rivers Museum: 'The Friends see their role as that of raising public awareness of the Museum and its collections: they organise a programme of lectures and events, co-ordinate volunteers and provide support for museum purchases and publications ... Visitors are always welcome, but are asked to make a £2.00 contribution towards costs.'

Open Lectures & Talks'The East Midlands Group (Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire & Lincolnshire) holds indoor meetings from September through to March. Before our meetings start there is an opportunity to browse plant and sundries stalls and try your luck at a free raffle.'